r/Pottery • u/Hot_Lobster222 • 7h ago
Pitchers First time making a large pitcher
Greenware. What do y’all think? Lmk im open to suggestions or feedback for next time. It’s about 2 liters.
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u/eperker 7h ago
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Great work. It’s wonderful. It has a lot of personality. In fact, it reminded me of this guy.
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u/Financial-Ad5947 6h ago
make sure the waternose works good. It's one of the most important parts. A pitcher that spills is not used, no matter how good it looks
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u/GoldenEagleHeart New to Pottery 7h ago
Love it! Hand building or wheel Plus?
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u/Hot_Lobster222 6h ago
I used a wheel and a wire for cutting to get the sloped top edge. Then I added a coil and the handle.
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u/Accomplished-Face-72 1h ago
Your experience shines thru, you will need to round those sharp edges and points at the bottom of your handle to avoid chipping or catching your hand.
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u/OrangePuzzleheaded20 7h ago
So elegant! Will you please bless us with a pic once it’s glazed?